Synonym: Ancardioideae
Plant theory 2Anacardiaceae is split in its 2 subfamilies:
Rhusoideae and
Spondioideae.
Rhusoideae is placed in
Subphase 7. This fits the outcast position, which is even stronger than that of
Spondioideae with Anacardium in it. Rhus toxicodendron is known for psychosis.
Plant theory 1Spondioideae was placed in
Phase 4 of
Sapindales, in
Subphase 2 together with all
Anacardiaceae.
GeneraAbrahamia, Actinocheita, Amphipterygium, Anacardium, Androtium, Apterokarpos, Astronium, Attilaea, Blepharocarya, Bonetiella, Bouea, Buchanania, Campnosperma, Campylopetalum, Cardenasiodendron, Comocladia, Cotinus, Dobinea, Drimycarpus, Euroschinus, Faguetia, Fegimanra, Gluta, Haplorhus, Heeria, Holigarna, Laurophyllus, Lithraea, Loxopterygium, Loxostylis, Malosma, Mangifera, Mauria, Melanochyla, Melanococca, Metopium, Micronychia, Mosquitoxylum, Myracrodruon, Nothopegia, Ochoterenaea, Orthopterygium, Ozoroa, Pachycormus, Parishia, Pentaspadon, Pistacia, Protorhus, Pseudosmodingium, Rhodosphaera, Rhus, Schinopsis, Schinus, Searsia, Semecarpus, Smodingium, Sorindeia, Swintonia, Thyrsodium, Toxicodendron, Trichoscypha
LiteratureCole, Theodor;
Anacardiaceae Phylogeny Poster, February 2017; Version 4, 2017.
Wannan, B; ANALYSIS OF GENERIC RELATIONSHIPS IN ANACARDIACEAE; BLUMEA 51: 165–195, 10 May 2006; http://dx.doi.org/10.3767/000651906X622427.